Global Market Fluctuations: New Opportunities and Winds on the Track

Reconstruction in the Markets After the Storm

Following the sharp fluctuations in the US stock markets last week, investors saw some improvements on Friday. The new trading week opened with a cautious start.

Rising Indices and Buying Winds

On Friday, about 450 stocks traded above the S&P 500 gained value, and the index closed the day up by 1%. John Williams, the President of the New York Fed, stated that there is a possibility of easing monetary policy in the near future, leading to a decline in bond yields and supporting stock purchases, which was an important development.

Nvidia and Chip Demand

According to Bloomberg News, US officials have initiated preliminary discussions regarding the approval of Nvidia's H200 artificial intelligence chips for sale to China. This situation helped recover a significant portion of the loss exceeding 4% in the chip giant's shares.

Rise in Asian and European Markets

On the new trading day, futures indices are showing increases in both US and European stock markets. Asian markets are also trending upward, influenced by Fed expectations. Financial markets in Japan are closed due to Labor Thanksgiving Day. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index, which exhibited its worst performance in recent weeks, recorded an increase of 0.7% in the morning hours.

US Treasury Yields and Dollar Index

The US 10-year Treasury yield fell by about 9 basis points during the past week, decreasing to 4.06%. The Bloomberg Dollar Index started the week flat at the 1226 level after showing an increase of 0.84% last week.

Fluctuations in the Crypto Market

With the recent increase in volatility and Bitcoin's sharp decline, attention has turned to the crypto markets. Macroeconomic uncertainties and exits from exchange-traded funds have led to Bitcoin experiencing a renewed drop after a temporary recovery over the weekend. Investors are closely monitoring the 85,200 dollar level as an important support point.